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"Wicked" flies into theaters with an estimated box office sales record of $120 - $140 million.

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Counselor profile

1. - As a counselor, what are the steps you took to prepare for coming to a new school with new students and staff?

- After attending DPMHS for a certain

amount of time, how has your experience been?

- What was your inspiration to become a counselor?

- What plans will you have to increase college acceptance rates?

- What did you do before coming to DPMHS?

- Why are you changing the college pathways?

- How has the change from being a college counselor to a guidance counselor been?

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Who should be interviewed: immigrant students (would be anonymized), maybe find someone from the district and teachers/school staff.

Questions:

1. How does it feel going back to school, knowing the dangers of going out?

2. Do you feel safe knowing schools and districts are including different safety precautions?

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1. Before the interview, be sure to bring something to write with, such as a notebook, since you should not solely rely on a device due to a power outage.

2. Once you start the interview, be sure to write down key details and ask for consent to record the interview/their voice.

3. After the interview, be sure to wrap it up respectfully. Ask the interviewee if there is anything else they want to add on and thank them for their time.

4. Before starting to write your story, be sure to re-read or re-listen to the interview to get inspiration to start it and to structure the story.

5. Make sure that you fact-check your quotes from the interviewee to have accurate information.

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"There is a slang term that, because I am not writing this for a foul-mouthed satire on a streaming service, I will refer to as “bleep-you money”: the amount of cash you need to feel free to do and say what you want."

It uses a lot of clues and details about the show, South Park.

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Since the founding of Daniel Pearl Magnet High School (DPMHS) back in 2009, it has always had journalism and communication in its name, but that will soon change as the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education approved a name change in a 9-2 vote on Wednesday.

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1. What plan(s) do you have for after retirement?

2. What inspired you to first become a teacher?

3. Why did you decide to retire?

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1. Journalists

2. National Guard - Washington DC

3. COVID

4. Taylor Swift and Travis

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Junior Megan Ramriez prances in a shark costume during Fiesta Friday on Aug 28. During the activity, Ramriez announced to the crowd that she was forced at gunpoint to do this. "I, in fact, LOVE showing school spirit," Ramriez said. "I'm definitely not saying this because I have a barrel towards my head."

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Tell the truth and act like a watchdog for society.

Blogs allow people to become journalists of their own

A blogger doesn't need someone's approval to post different material

Being part of the community by interviewing locals, taking photos

Being a fair person and putting your own natural biases aside for stories.

Covering injustice can make History.

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‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ creeps its way to another box office win for the horror genre

This is good news because it shows how the movie is doing financially and how people are still going to the movies

https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2025-09-07/the-conjuring-last-rites-creeps-its-way-to-another-box-office-win-for-horror-genre

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(Warner Bros./ Associated Press)

It's the year for horror and "The Conjuring: Last Rites" was no exception. Its opening weekend tipped the genre over $1 billion in earnings for this year's domestic box office.

The horror sequel raked in $83 million domestically in 3,802 theaters, making it the third-highest domestic opening for a horror movie, behind "It" and "It: Chapter Two." It's now the largest horror opening internationally, with $104 million in earnings outside of North American theaters.

The film also broke records for the "Conjuring" universe, securing the biggest opening weekend in the franchise. The movie's performance is a testament to the franchise's success in producing classic horror movies since the first film released in 2013, said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for the data firm Comscore.

"Audiences know when they go in to see 'The Conjuring,' the minute this scary, ominous music comes up with the Warner's logo, you know you're in for a wild ride," Dergarabedian said.

The film has received mixed reviews from critics, carrying a 55% on Rotten Tomatoes and a "B" CinemaScore.

Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga return to the big screen in the ninth installment of "The Conjuring" as the paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, who attempt to vanquish a demon from a family's home.

"Last Rites" also handed Warner Bros. Pictures yet another opening weekend box office win, becoming the distributor's eighth No. 1 debut win this year and the studio's seventh film in a row to debut with more than $40 million domestically.

The movie's opening weekend numbers are nearly double that of other successful horror movies this year, including Zach Cregger's August sleeper hit "Weapons," "Final Destination: Bloodlines" and "Sinners" - all of which are Warner Bros. releases.

"It just shows how arguably more than any other genre, horror has stood the test of time," Dergarabedian said. "That's because there's nothing quite like seeing a horror movie in a darkened room full of strangers."

The horror genre last crossed the $1-billion mark in 2023. Meeting that threshold this early in the year is unprecedented, Dergarabedian said, "because usually you need a full year of horror movie box office to bank that much cash."

Upcoming horror films like "Black Phone 2" and "Five Nights at Freddy's 2" are likely to boost that number, Dergarabedian said.

"Last Rites" blew past other titles at the box office this weekend. Disney's filmed version of "Hamilton" landed in second place with $10 million domestically. The film was "perfect counterprogramming" to "Last Rights," Dergarabedian said.

The rest of the top spots were taken by several holdover titles. "Weapons" secured third place during its fifth weekend, bringing in $5.4 million in earnings in North American theaters. The movie's debut partner, "Freakier Friday," took fourth place with $3.8 million.

The crime caper "Caught Stealing," which debuted last weekend, rounded out the top five with $3.2 million in domestic earnings.
Luna writes for the Associated Press.

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'The Conjuring: Last Rites' creeped its way toward a box office win for horror

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1. South Korea

2. Powerball Lotto

3. Chicago, declining

4. Qatar, Hamas

5. AirPods pro 3 & Translation

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The blueprint

https://hhsblueprint.com/ - Florida

- This website has a story that I really want to do, which dives into trinkets as the way people are spending their own money on necessities. Other than that, I do like how many stories this webite has.

We can also create games to get more clicks for the website

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The student news site of Hagerty High School

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This interviewer is very calm while interviewing

She takes her time asking the questions.

She asks many in-depth questions, such as the influence of his childhood, aka personal questions.

HAMILTON AHHHH

The interviewer does some follow-up questions after Lin finishes answering the main question.

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As characters yearn for true love, to accept who they are as a person, “The Book of Life” dives deep into personal conflicts of this sort.

“It was such an amazing movie,” Junior Megan Rameriz said in an interview with the movie’s cast. “It was the perfect balance between sadness and happiness.”

In the Mexican town of San Angel, Malono, Jouaqin and Maria are childhood friends. Maria was sent to boarding school at a young age, which separated the trio. Years later, after Jouaqin joined the town’s military and Manolo played guitar and bullfighting, Maria returned to the town of San Angel. Out of spite, someone attempts to murder Maria. In a twist of events, Manolo actually took the bait and died.

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Three takeaways

Many people, including fellow late-night hosts, checked up on Jimmy. He thanked everyone, including the people who dislike him.

He apologized for "mocking" Charlie's death (no king whyyy)

Jimmy also wants to live in a country that provides and supports the first amendment right (freedom of speech.)

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1. MLB

2. Avoid a government shutdown

3. ?

4. Mormon church

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6/10

I'm stressed out for many reasons, but I finally submitted my video for video production so I'm happy about that.

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Tbh, I'm doing so so. I have a C in my math class (I'm trying to get that up) and I'm just always so tired. But, I am looking forward to this weekend as I am going to Zarina's (my BEST BEST BEST friend's sweet 16 & my birthday hangout.)

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English teachers Francesca Gunther and Valerie Queiroga participates in a game of “How Well Do You Know Each Other" during Fiesta Friday on Oct. 14. In honor of National Best Friend Day, teachers were able to compete in competitions and win prizes. “Is she really my best friend, or am I faking it,” Queiroga said.

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1. From The Gator - They are able to add GIFs when overviewing the story.

2. From Coppell Student Media (Coppell High School) - I like how they have a post and design of the week.

3. El Estoque (Monta Vista High School) - They have a page of games that their staff made.

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10/15/25

1. What did reporters covering the Pentagon from nearly every major news outlet, including several considered “Trump-friendly,” refuse to sign this week?

A: Violation of the first amendment right as the Pentagon wanted to cherry-pick what would be published to the news and journalists.

2. President Trump first flew to Israel this week to be there when hostages arrived.

3. What have numerous U.S. airports refused to show? Choose one.

a. a video of Kristi Noem, Department of Homeland Security Secretary, praising the TSA

b. a video of President Trump, explaining all he has done for air safety

c. a video of Noem blaming the Democrats for the government shutdown

d. a video of the Coast Guard shooting down a third boat said to contain drug smugglers.

4. What prizes were recently announced that President Trump wanted to win but didn’t.

A: Nobel Peace Prize?

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1. Lovure

2. No Kings Day ; D - 7 Million

3. Dodgers vs Blue Jays

4. Due to Trump creating his ballroom

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Peek into junior Valerie Sanchez's productive yet stressful week

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- I would check their official Instagrams or other social media posts.

I would check an actual, reliable news platform

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2. False because his actual name is Scott

3. False - he worked for the wall street journal

4. False - https://pearlhs.lausd.org/

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Good

I really like all of the infographics. They are colorful and have a lot of information || The headline colors flow very well with the pages || The front and back covers are amazing

Needs Work

On page 10, there needs to be a bit more spacing from the headline, photo and text ||  On page 11, the byline is a bit too high/close to the headline and far away from the text.

Next time

We should just focus more on spacing between the headlines, bylines and stories.

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1. Dick Cheney

2. Prop 50 just passed

3. Longest

4. Dodger (ew)

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I like how their logo is animated and on theme with the month we're in

I also like how they have games.

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1. Jeffrey Epstein

2. Marjorie Taylor Greene

3. Texas????

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This lead is really good as it goes straight to the point. It gives the 5Ws and the how in an instant. It gives/has factual information.

https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2025-11-28/college-freshman-flying-home-for-thanksgiving-surprise-is-instead-deported-despite-court-order

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College freshman, flying home for Thanksgiving surprise, is instead deported despite court order

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A college freshman trying to fly from Boston to Texas to surprise her family for Thanksgiving was deported to Honduras in violation of a court order.

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1. What are students' top 5 artists this year?

2. What are students' top song of the year?

3. What are students' top concerts of the year?

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Students and staff attended this year’s homecoming dance, “Hollywood Under the Stars,”  held in the gym from 6.00 PM to 9:00 PM on Dec. 12. The dance was initially sold out until ASB Leadership released an extra 100 tickets.

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D. In the literature class, students read from "Hamlet" and the Bible.

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I am a bit in shock, as I thought young adults would be in the larger percentage. It was pretty obvious that young adults would have the majority of the news from social media. It is a bit concerning that young adults are more likely than any other group to trust information from social media.